Sophie van Oosterom is CEO and CIO for EMEA. In this capacity, she oversees operations, investment strategy and performance, underwriting and program development in the region. She is a member of the Global Executive Committee and  Global Investment Committee and chairs the European Executive Committee and European Investment Committee.

Ms. van Oosterom joined CBRE Global Investors in 2013 as Head of Special Programs with leadership of investor strategy, repositioning and redefining strategies to optimize value for the investors for the various special program funds.

Ms. van Oosterom began her real estate and finance career in 1996. Before joining CBRE Global Investors she was a managing director and European Head of Asset Management of the Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners private equity funds (now Silverpeak Real Estate Partners) with around $20 billion of assets under management at its peak. In this capacity, she was a member of the boards of several real estate companies throughout Europe, where she helped define strategy, financial structuring and value creation across all real estate asset classes. Before that she worked in investment banking M&A advisory with JP Morgan and Barings.

Ms. van Oosterom earned a Master’s degree in Economics (Cum Laude) from the University of Amsterdam. She is a honorary citizen of Marseille (France).

Pieter Roozenboom is Chief Operating Officer for EMEA. Based in Amsterdam, Mr Roozenboom has overall responsibility for management of the operations in EMEA, including management of the operations in the EMEA countries and staff departments including Legal, HR and IT, Mr Roozenboom is a member of the Global Leadership Team, European Executive Committee and Chairman of the European Operating Committee.

Preceding this role, Mr. Roozenboom was appointed Head of Global Separate Accounts and EMEA Head of Separate Accounts, responsible for its strategic growth, key client relationships and the day-to-day coordination of the business line. Prior to joining CBRE Global Investors in May 2014, Mr Roozenboom worked for Uni-Invest, a private equity owned real estate investment manager. He went on to become CEO of that company from 2010 to 2013. Mr Roozenboom also worked for ING Real Estate Investment Management (“ING REIM”) having joined them in 2001. He was appointed CFO/COO for ING REIM Europe.

Mr Roozenboom has 19 years of real estate experience in an international environment in different asset categories.

Mr. Roozenboom studied at the University of Amsterdam.

Jirka Lhotak is CFO for EMEA. In this role, Mr. Lhotak is primarily responsible for corporate finance matters and for coordination of growth initiatives across the EMEA region. In his previous position he was the corporate CFO for Central and Eastern Europe. In November 2012 he moved to Amsterdam to assume the role of CFO for the CBRE European Shopping Center Fund series and for the Retail platform.

Mr. Lhotak joined ING Real Estate Investment Management, now CBRE Global Investors, in 2006 and also held fund CFO positions in two Central and Eastern European funds and had various international assignments outside CEE.

He began his international finance career in 1995 and his real estate career in 1996. Prior to joining CBRE Global Investors, Mr. Lhotak worked in various finance positions at Novartis.

Mr. Lhotak holds an Executive Master of Business Administration Degree from ENPC in Paris.

Michael Clarke is responsible for investor relations, equity raising, targeting of new investors and supporting the creation of successful investment strategies in the EMEA region.

Mr. Clarke has 26 years’ experience in global real estate and joins from Mesirow Financial, where he was Senior Managing Director and Head of European Real Estate for the past three years. In this role, he focused on investing mainly U.S. capital for its global opportunistic multi manager programme in Europe and Asia.

Prior to this, he spent 18 years at Schroders where he was instrumental in growing assets under management from £160m to over £8bn through the development of a multi-product real estate strategy. He held various investment roles until 2003 when he was appointed as Head of Property Distribution responsible for product strategy, product development, equity raising and client service.

He is also an active market participant. He is chairman of INREV's Secondary Market and Liquidity Committee, a member of the Steering Committee for the new INREV Guidelines due to be published in 2014, and is a regular speaker and trainer at INREV and other industry events.

Philip Dunne is Head of Logistics EMEA. In this position Mr. Dunne is responsible for the logistics platform in EMEA, focusing on delivering exceptional investment performance for investors from the firm's EMEA logistics and industrial real estate portfolio. He is a member of the European Executive Committee and EMEA Investment Committee.

Mr. Dunne joined CBRE Global Investors in May 2018. He is a seasoned logistics investor and operator, latest as President of Prologis Europe from 2008 until 2016. He was responsible for all aspects of the European business including operations, investment and development. Mr. Dunne was also Chairman of the European Management Executive Committee.

Prior to joining Prologis in 2008, Mr. Dunne was the Chief Operating Officer EMEA at Jones Lang LaSalle, a global financial and professional services firm specializing in real estate services and investment management. In this role, He has led the deployment and execution of business strategy across the EMEA region. Prior to this role he spent five years as Chief Operating Officer for the company’s Central and Eastern Europe and Russia region overseeing the development and evolution of the business through its most significant period of growth from 2002 to 2006.

Prior to 2002 he worked in various positions in the company’s corporate finance group and was a key member of the integration team following the merger of Jones Lang Wootton and LaSalle Partners creating the pre-eminent real estate services and investment management business.

Mr. Dunne is a graduate of the Dundalk Institute of Technology and an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (ACMA) and the Chartered Institute of Global Management Accountants (CGMA).

John is Head of Offices EMEA. In this position he works closely with the company’s local teams and program leaders to enhance capabilities in the sector by sharing knowledge and best practice across the business to deliver exceptional performance for investors across our office platform in EMEA valued in excess of €6bn. He is a member of the European Executive Committee and EMEA Investment Committee.

Prior to that John was Head of Transactions EMEA where he was responsible for overseeing the EMEA region transaction strategy, including deal sourcing, acquisitions and disposals, maintaining key market relationships and leading a team of Transactions Managers across the region. He was Chair of the EMEA Transaction Meetings. Previously he was Head of Value Add UK, and responsible for a number of key relationships and transactions, since joining the company. He also works closely with our Investor Services team on key relationships with international clients looking to allocate capital to EMEA.

Prior to CBRE Global Investors, John spent ten years at UK property company Hammerson plc. as Group Director leading the team responsible for the London office development and asset management business including acquisitions, development and management of a prime central London portfolio valued in excess of £1.6 billion. Notable projects include the former London Stock Exchange, 125 Old Broad Street and 750,000 sq ft office headquarters of Allen & Overy, Bishops Square London.

John earned a B.Sc. In Estate Management from the University of East London and holds a post graduate diploma in property investment from the Investment Property Forum (IPF) .  He was elected a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS) in 1994 and was made a Fellow (FRICS) in 2012.

Michael Ness is the Head of UK for CBRE Global Investors and the Managing Director of UK Separate Accounts. He leads the team responsible for the investment management of all the discretionary and advisory separate account mandates, held by CBRE Global Investors.

Mr. Ness joined CBRE in October 1997, gaining experience in the Investment Consulting department, with responsibility for investment appraisal and feasibility for pension schemes. He was recruited to join CBRE Global Investors in October 1999. Prior to this, he worked at Edward Symmons & Partners between 1995 and 1997.

Mr. Ness has worked on a number of separate account mandates since joining CBRE Global Investors gaining in excess of 16 years experience managing a wide range of property portfolios. He has built up a first class track record for building and restructuring portfolios. He now leads both the UK business and the Separate Accounts Group, this team being responsible for AUM of circa £8bn.

He is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and he is a member of the Investment Property Forum. He holds a BSc (Hons) in Estate Management from University of the West of England.

Richard Everett is a Managing Director of CBRE Global Investors having joined the company in July 1996. Since joining the firm, he has developed a successful track record in winning new mandates with combined values in excess of €650 million. All of these mandates have involved significant acquisitions and disposals through restructuring or start-up. Mr. Everett holds a position on the UK Executive board and also on the UK sub-investment committee.

Mr. Everett has over 23 years' experience in the commercial property market, specialising for the last 20 years in Fund Management and Investment Advisory. Prior to joining CBRE Global Investors, he worked for eight years within the Fund Management teams of Colliers CRE and Morgan Grenfell Laurie.

Mr. Everett received a BSc (Hons) degree in Urban Estate Surveying from Nottingham Central University in 1987 and qualified as a chartered surveyor in 1991.